Explore high-impact Executive – Corporate Accounts & Finance jobs, a pivotal career path at the intersection of corporate accounting, statutory compliance, and financial control. Professionals in this role are the operational backbone of a company's finance department, ensuring accuracy, compliance, and insightful reporting. This position is ideal for detail-oriented individuals who thrive on managing the entire spectrum of financial operations, from daily bookkeeping to complex regulatory filings. Typically, an Executive in Corporate Accounts & Finance shoulders a diverse set of core responsibilities. A significant portion of the role revolves around stringent statutory compliance. This includes the end-to-end management of Goods and Services Tax (GST), encompassing timely return filings, meticulous reconciliation of input tax credit, and handling audits and notices. Similarly, ensuring Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) compliance—from correct deduction and deposit to return filing and certificate issuance—is a fundamental duty. Payroll processing is another critical area, requiring precise salary computation, statutory deduction management (like PF and ESI), and full compliance with labor laws. Beyond compliance, these executives are custodians of the Record-to-Report (RTR) cycle. They own month-end and year-end closing activities, including preparing journal entries, managing accruals and provisions, and performing thorough ledger reconciliations to ensure the trial balance, Profit & Loss statement, and Balance Sheet are flawless. They generate crucial Management Information System (MIS) reports, providing leadership with data-driven insights on financial performance, cost trends, and working capital. Daily accounting operations, such as maintaining books in accounting software, conducting bank reconciliations, and supporting audit processes, also fall under their purview. To excel in Executive – Corporate Accounts & Finance jobs, candidates generally require a strong educational foundation, typically a bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or Commerce. Several years of hands-on experience in core accounting, direct and indirect taxation, and payroll are standard prerequisites. Proficiency in accounting software (like Tally, Zoho, or SAP), advanced MS Excel skills, and a deep, up-to-date understanding of Indian financial and tax regulations are essential. The role demands an analytical mindset, impeccable attention to detail, a strong compliance orientation, and the ability to communicate financial information clearly. For finance professionals seeking a role that combines technical rigor with operational ownership, these jobs offer a challenging and rewarding career trajectory with significant growth potential into managerial positions.
